40+ Hilarious Wildlife Photos That Will Never Make The Cover Of National Geographic

HA Staff - JA - May 27, 2023
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40+ Hilarious Wildlife Photos That Will Never Make The Cover Of National Geographic

Let’s admit it; not all nature pictures are created equally. While some deserve to be on the cover of every wildlife magazine others, sadly, didn’t make the cut. However, there exists a unique realm for wildlife photographs that, somehow, eluded the confines of those solemn and humorless award ceremonies. The Facebook group “Crap Wildlife Photography” shares these hilarious images that are amazing in their own ways. While they may not possess the regal grandeur or breathtaking beauty that garners critical acclaim, these photographs hold a far greater appeal to those blessed with a keen sense of humor.

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Talk About Ducking Down!

Just as this individual was about to capture an adorable picture of the duck, it decided to take a plunge beneath the water surface in pursuit of food, exposing its derriere above the waterline. That’s is no way to greet people, Mr. Duck! How would you like it if we stuck our back ends in your face? You wouldn’t like it at all. He must have thought someone said, “What’s up?” To which he replied, “Duck butt.”

Face Down, Tail Up, That's The Way They Like To Find Food

Ellen Hickey

If we had the chance, we would happily frame and display this photograph on our wall, as it manages to be hilariously bad and remarkably captivating all at once. Hopefully, the duck’s culinary adventure beneath the water surface proved fruitful, making the sacrifice of a picture well worth it.

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When You Take A Photo Through The Screen On The Window

Whoever’s grandmother dedicated the time to meticulously cross-stitch a picture of two goldfinches might be surprised to learn that someone actually attempted to capture the same scene through a window screen, only to yield a disappointingly dreadful outcome. We would have liked it much better if it were cross-stitched because that would make more sense. The picture probably would have been perfect had it not been for the window screen.

When You Take A Photo Through The Screen On The Window

Ana Maria Vasconez

While window screens serve the purpose of keeping pesky bugs at bay, they consistently prove to be a hindrance when it comes to capturing flawless photographs. At least they have a pattern for the cross-stitch they can make in the future of this ruined picture.

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Those Signs Weren’t Lying

Is it a unanimous consensus among us that geese are the most undesirable avian species in existence? Their behavior tends to be impolite, confrontational, and they demonstrate a proclivity for utilizing the environment as their personal restroom. You don’t even have to get that close to them to be seen as a threat because they will attack you even if you leave them alone. When they have to put up signs that the geese are aggressive, you know it’s a real problem.

Those Signs Weren't Lying

Ki Choi

What actions did this individual undertake to warrant such an unprovoked assault? After observing the signs, we would refrain from traversing that vicinity due to our apprehension of birds, and the prospect of encountering irate geese is even more intimidating.

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“Let’s Talk About Our Lord And Savior..Cheesus”

“Everyone, please turn to page 346. Today, we will be discussing the types of cheeses.” Despite being unable to see the direction of the rat’s gaze, it inexplicably gives the impression of peering deep into our very souls. How much additional sustenance could this rodent conceivably require? We have already bestowed upon it a sufficient amount of cheese to sustain its needs for a full hour.

Emma Atticus Harper

Why does it look like it’s judging you for interrupting its lecture? We can almost picture it with tiny glasses, a sweater vest, and khakis in front of a college lecture. He must be annoyed that his reading time was abruptly interrupted.

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Talk About a Photo Bomb!

“Sir, cameras aren’t allowed in this part of the woods. Please put it away until the signs say you can use it again.” This bird displayed an evident desire to approach the photographer in close proximity, ensuring that the photographer was fully aware of its identity and presence. That is one bird we would not want to mess with. We don’t know what animal they were trying to get a picture of or what they were recording, but they probably never expected to see this angry bird face so close to the camera.

"Hey, Are You Trying To Take A Picture Of Me?"

Jonica Palmer

The bird became agitated upon realizing that the camera was capturing all those private dance parties it had indulged in, believing that no one was observing its lively performances.

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You Know You Slept Well When You Wake Up Like This

This eagle appears to have weathered significant challenges and experiences. If the year 2020 were to be symbolized by an animal, this eagle would be a fitting representation, embodying resilience and the ability to persevere in the face of adversity. This bird is supposed to represent freedom and bravery, but it looks like it would be scared of its own shadow. We don’t know what he was doing before this picture, but it might have been something ill-eagle.

You Know You Slept Well When You Wake Up Like This

David Chang

His disheveled hair suggests he’s been through a lot, and his expression reveals the need to confide in someone about the distressing sight he witnessed. Perhaps there’s an avian therapist available who can provide the assistance he desperately requires. This guy is undoubtedly in dire need of their expertise.

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Hard Core Parkour

The photographer was aware of the presence of raccoons in the tree, yet the nature of their activities remained concealed until the flash unexpectedly illuminated the scene. Boy, was she in for a hilarious shock. It looks like it is playing ‘the floor is lava,’ and it is having a hard time staying off the ground. If it goes any higher, it won’t be able to hold on anymore. If this were a film, its title would aptly be “Mission Impossible: Trash Panda Edition,” and we’re eager to witness it unfold on the big screen.

Hard Core Parkour

Lindsay Sletten

He is ready to get in all kinds of trouble once this woman walks away, and they can be sure that the trashcans on that street will be rummaged through. It would be beneficial for those mischievous critters to acquire the skill of stealthiness to avoid being apprehended in the future.

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“Have You Seen My Family?”

Having devoted a grueling 25 minutes crawling through frigid, muddy terrain on a cold winter morning to achieve the ideal angle, the photographer was met with an unexpected turn of events. Just as the shutter was released, the deer, in an amusing twist, emitted a resounding burp. It had been standing majestically that entire time, but it must have known how to ruin the perfect picture. It’s like he was waiting for the perfect opportunity to belch, and he held it in the whole time until he saw the photographer was close enough.

"Have You Seen My Family?"

Sebastian Stern

One could surmise that this deer must be in its teenage years, as adult deer would rarely exhibit such impolite behavior. It almost appears as if the young deer is vociferously urging the cameraman to refrain from approaching any closer.

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I Found the Refrigerator!

This raccoon seems to possess the air of a bouncer guarding the entrance to an exclusive underground raccoon club. Its demeanor suggests that it would inquire if you’re on the guest list or if you have any connections to gain entry into the happening party. Unless we dress up in a giant raccoon costume, it looks like we won’t be allowed in the trashy club. The drink of the night is a half-eaten apple martini, and you can get any kind of leftover food you want in there. While the company may bear some resemblance to rodents, one can acclimate to such quirks.

"There Is No Secret Club In This Trash Can"

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Once you overcome the initial challenge of dealing with the imposing bouncer, you’ll be fully prepared to enjoy the party ahead.

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The Bunny Isn’t Good At Hide-N-Seek

The rabbit appears to be grappling with the notion of hide-and-go-seek. The petite tree must seem enormous to it, leading the rabbit to believe that it could seek refuge by utilizing it as cover. However, we spotted him right away, and we can’t get over his cuteness. He is trying to camouflage into the surroundings, and he must think he is disguised as a rock.

The Bunny Isn't Good At Hide-N-Seek

Freya Hogan

The whimsical rabbit should seek out larger objects to conceal itself effectively if it genuinely desires to camouflage. In due time, it will come to grasp the mechanics of the game and realize the flaw in its current approach.

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Getting The Inside Scoop

Have you ever wondered what a fish sees right before a pelican devours it. Now that you’ve seen the inside of this intimidating mouth, even if you didn’t have initial curiosity, you now have a glimpse of how terrifying it can be for a fish in the vast ocean. We would not want to be a fish, that’s for sure. It’s like looking into a black hole, and we feel like it’s prey.

Getting The Inside Scoop

Emma McAleese

Have you ever witnessed the interior of a bird’s mouth prior to this moment? It certainly deviates from our expectations, and as a result, our fear of birds has now intensified by tenfold. They might not have teeth, but they can still hurt you.

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Up Close And Personal With A Penguin Foot

We need the number for this penguin’s pedicurist because they are doing a phenomenal job. While observing the penguins, the photographer employed a special zoom lens. However, to his surprise, one of the penguins waddled too close, resulting in only capturing this particular moment within the frame. Penguin feet are interesting because they keep the bird from freezing in the cold climates they inhabit.

Up Close And Personal With A Penguin Foot

Steve Ransome

Now we understand why the movie was called Happy Feet because these feet make us very happy. Now, our curiosity is piqued, and we eagerly yearn to see the remainder of the penguin.

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Terrifying

Amidst the darkness upon returning home from work, this woman found herself fumbling around and, to her surprise, stumbled over what she believed to be a pipe she had requested her husband to put away. When she went inside to yell at him, he insisted there wasn’t a pipe in the way. Then they turned on the outside light, and she almost had a heart attack.

She Thought She Tripped Over A Pipe Until They Turned On The Outside Lights

Cindy Lane

One can only speculate about the potential outcome if the creature had chosen to retaliate against her for disturbing its presence. We would be curled up in the fetal position after seeing this scary snake and listing the house because it would be hard to live there knowing this is lurking just outside.

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Can You Spot The Birds?

Sometimes when you think a picture is good, you have to remember to share it with the right audience. Having captured this unsettling photograph, the woman decided to share it on a bird-watching group, hoping that people would recognize it as a joke. However, to her disappointment, nobody seemed to find it humorous. Although you can’t tell what these birds are, and you can barely see them, it is a cool photo.

Can You Spot The Birds?

Rachel Balding

However, when it comes to wildlife photography, it might be best for them to focus on their primary profession. If you still haven’t spotted the birds, they are on top of the middle tree.

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Possum Man Responding To The Distress Signal

“Na na na na na na na Possum Man!” In the most dire of garbage emergencies, they call Possum Man to help save the day. As the distress signal illuminates the night sky, he recognizes the duty to respond and devour all the surplus trash. Such circumstances arise when Batman is preoccupied and unable to attend to these requests. Possums are creepy, and we wouldn’t want them hanging out in our yard.

Possum Man Responding To The Distress Signal

Amy Fisher Rosaaen-McDonald

This one started playing dead because it got scared by the bright light and didn’t know what else to do. Fortunately, Possum Man remained absent for a significant duration since nobody is currently projecting his signal.

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When Something Touches Your Foot In The Water

The Egret hailing from Egypt is now filled with remorse over its recent actions. The specific cause of this bird’s distress remains elusive, yet its countenance betrays a profound sense of astonishment. Like, “How dare you touch my precious foot! Stay the heck away from me, sir.”

When Something Touches Your Foot In The Water

Doaa Belal Abdelhamed

He looks like the kind of bird that is scared of its own shadow. How does it survive in the wild? While its beauty and majesty captivate, this sensation is not unfamiliar to us all! The fear that arises when an unidentified entity brushes against our feet can be quite unsettling.

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Well, That’s Just Not Right

These two boars should find a more private setting, as their public display of affection in the middle of the road is far from pleasant for onlookers. Their intimate session is causing a major traffic jam and significantly diverting the attention of drivers. Imagine telling your boss you are late because animals were doing it on the road. What did he do to convince her it would be a good idea to try it in the middle of the road?

Get A Room!

Beth Perry

“Honey, I promise no one is going to see. This road is usually empty right now; trust me.” As the cars began to approach, he realized that this would mark the end of their adventurous escapades.

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The Cat Got Out And Made Some Stinky Friends

These “spot the difference” pictures are getting very hard. Upon discovering that their cat had escaped from the house, they promptly installed a trail camera to track her whereabouts. To their surprise, the camera revealed that the feline had befriended an unconventional group in the backyard, characterized by their terrible smell. He blends right in with them, besides their noxious odor.

The Cat Got Out And Made Some Stinky Friends

Joie Mattioli

It looks like they learned to trust the cat enough because they would normally spray something that scared them. Evidently, he assumed the role of the pack leader and swiftly ascended through the ranks. When he says, “spray,” they say, “Which direction?”

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The Last Place You Want to See Vultures is in a Hospital Courtyard

The presence of vultures typically signifies the presence of a deceased organism in the vicinity. In the unfortunate event of a medical error, some claim that local vultures are summoned to conceal any evidence that may have resulted from such mistakes. They must be hanging around the hospital just in case someone needs their special help. If you are in the hospital and see vultures in the courtyard, it is probably not a good sign.

The Last Place You Want To See Vultures Is In A Hospital Courtyard

Hami Sayyadioskoie

In such a situation, it is highly likely that we would opt to return to our car and seek an alternative hospital, even if it meant enduring an additional two-and-a-half-hour drive. Some signs just shouldn’t be ignored.

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The Rare and Elusive Hubba Bubba Deer

Unbeknownst to the deer, its decision to play a game of catch proved more challenging than anticipated, particularly when it came to returning the thrown ball. It’s a good thing bucks lose their antlers and regrow them every year; he only has to look like a dork for a couple more months.

The Rare And Elusive Hubba Bubba Deer

Taylor Borth

He now has an airbag next time someone tries to fight him. Wearing the headgear provides superior protection, and there’s a chance that one of them might accidentally pop the ball, sparing him from having to continue walking around like this anymore.

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Footprints

Among the myriad subjects one could choose to capture at the beach, this particular scene is not what typically comes to mind for most people. After their son took a trip to the beach, they expected to see pictures of him and his friends, the ocean, or even a sunset, but that wasn’t the case for them. The sole photograph captured by the boy featured the footprint of a bird and its accompanying aftermath.

They Asked To See Pictures From Their Son's Beach Trip, And This Was All He Took

Rachel Heffington Pross

Perhaps he aimed to create a minimalistic artistic composition, or perchance it was a fortunate outcome resulting from an accidental snapshot. Maybe he had a bad trip, and this was the perfect way to describe the experience.

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Just An Alligator And A Turtle Sharing Some Pasta

Did the title make you question your eyesight and prompt you to read it again? Surprisingly, alligators and turtles have developed a fondness for pasta, and they are even willing to share it. They might even have a Lady and the Tramp moment if they start eating the same string of spaghetti. Who knew pasta was the way to solve the problems in the animal kingdom?

Just An Alligator And A Turtle Sharing Some Pasta

Amber Rose

Perhaps a unique approach to achieving world peace would involve gathering world leaders around a colossal bowl of pasta. Who knows, the universal joy that pasta brings might have the power to resolve conflicts and put an end to all wars.

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We Knew Giant Birds Would Take Over The World Eventually

Birds have demonstrated their less-than-friendly nature by launching attacks, attempting to devour cameras, and treating the world as their personal restroom. We knew it was only a matter of time before they took over the world. We just didn’t think they would grow to be bigger than humans. Why is that family so calm when a giant seagull is blocking their path?

We Knew Giant Birds Would Take Over The World Eventually

AP Hovasse

In their relentless flapping, birds unleash a hurricane-like force that can send us running for cover. Their immense wing power is truly astonishing. If a bird were to focus on developing its leg strength, it could become even more formidable, capable of striking fear into the hearts of people.

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They Thought Their Raccoon Friend Came Back, But This Is What Greeted Them At The Door

The photographer’s level of fear during their encounter with the deer remains indiscernible due to the blurriness of the photo. She thought she heard the raccoon that often comes by their front door, so she went to take a photo, but to her surprise, it was a deer knocking on their front door. The shakiness and blurriness of the image intensify its eerie quality.

They Thought Their Raccoon Friend Came Back, But This Is What Greeted Them At The Door

Lulis Leal

The deer seems to transform into a peculiar, lanky creature that appears poised to haunt you for the remainder of your days. We would shut the door and double lock it because there is no way that thing is getting any closer to us.

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Don’t Sit Down

During the inspection of wood duck boxes, a delightful surprise awaited as a small mouse and its companions unexpectedly emerged from the box where they had made their cozy nest. The guy freaked out because he didn’t want the mouse crawling up his pants, but it crawled on the outside of his pants instead. It must have been looking for a warm place to hide, but it wasn’t so successful.

Someone Wanted To Get Out Of The Cold

Shasta Slade

As his coworker captured the moment, a fit of laughter overcame him, thoroughly enjoying his friend’s predicament. Thankfully, no mice or humans suffered any harm during the creation of this amusing picture.

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Found These Anemone While Walking Along The Beach

This reminds us of something, but we can’t put our finger on it. Anemones, being predatory marine creatures, have a taste for crabs. However, when they retract and close themselves off, their vibrant and captivating, colored arms become hidden from view. They are also home to clownfish and protect them with their stingers, as we saw in Finding Nemo.

Found These Anemone While Walking Along The Beach

Steph Renaud

It almost looks like someone’s angry ex carried out their revenge. Given its current appearance, hanging on a rock, one might hesitate to approach closely for a photograph. The somewhat repulsive nature of its current state might keep away many from getting too close.

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Majestic And Graceful Red-Tailed Hawk

“Hey guys, can you help me off the ground? I fell out of the tree, and my wings are too heavy to flip myself over.” This bird appears to be in need of assistance after attempting a mid-air rendition of jazz hands. It’s difficult to perceive it as a formidable predator when it’s perched amidst a pile of its own fluffy feathers.

Majestic And Graceful Red-Tailed Hawk

Michelle Bartelheimer

The bird needs to be restarted to act properly again. We hope someone helped him off the ground, so he doesn’t get hurt trying on his own. Perhaps the bird was attempting to nibble on its own talons, and contorting into that particular position was the only way to accomplish it.

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Behold, The Symbol Of The United States

If one bald eagle could symbolize the United States in 2020, it might be this particular one. It seems to have stationed itself near a Taco Bell trashcan, eagerly anticipating the opportunity to scavenge any uneaten tacos discarded by people. That will make anyone feel like this. He looks so unbothered that someone is taking a picture while he is having a bathroom break.

Behold, The Symbol Of The United States

Autumn Schrock

Our bathroom moments are personal and private, and it’s understandable that we wouldn’t want anyone to capture them through photography. No one else should be invited to watch.

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I Forgot My Winter Coat

On a small peninsula in Ontario, Canada, the squirrels exhibit a rather unconventional behavior of strolling around au naturel. While it may not be considered appropriate, these carefree creatures pay no mind to who might be watching. The hairlessness is not a defect, but it happens for some reason in this region.

Naked Squirrels On The Loose

Katrina Page

He must be freezing in the winter when the temperatures drop below zero, and he has no fur to keep him warm. The residents could knit tiny sweaters for the squirrels to keep them warm in winter, naming and embroidering the names for each squirrel.

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Tiny Deer On A Fence

Oh, how remarkable! These deer figurines possess an extraordinary resemblance to real-life creatures. Astonishingly, they have been delicately placed upon the fence, right at the entrance of the deer’s beloved meadow. We hope this scene doesn’t end like Bambi with a hunter lurking nearby. Perception is an interesting concept.

Tiny Deer On A Fence

George Silvaney

Upon closer inspection, these captivating figurines create a convincing illusion of perching atop the fence. Yet, in truth, they are set up at a considerable distance, making them appear small from afar. If only we could take these and put them in our pockets because they are so cute.

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Spotted This Blur Jay On The Deck This Morning

Is this the drill bird, or did someone captured a blue jay while they were shaking off the morning dew? As the bird flutters and its feathers blend together in a mesmerizing swirl of colors, a peculiar sight unfolds—a colossal eyeball seems to materialize, gazing deeply into the depths of one’s soul. Those who witness the eye will have their fortunes told.

Spotted This Blur Jay On The Deck This Morning

Ann Marie Jacobson

Birds look so funny when they shake off the moisture on their wings. The blue jays exhibit an exquisite array of hues, reminiscent of the vibrant head of an electric toothbrush when it springs to life. All the colors are mixed together, and it creates a blur.

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A Less Traditional Stick Bug Christmas Tree Topper

Take a moment to inspect this picture and see if you can locate the stick bug. It may require a brief pause, as it cunningly camouflages itself within the tree, seamlessly blending into its surroundings. He wanted to be the star of Christmas, so he tried to show that he was the best tree topper they would ever find. The sole predicament lies in the fact that the stick bug doesn’t stand out from the rest of the tree.

A Less Traditional Stick Bug Christmas Tree Topper

Brandi Rose

Consequently, it assumes the role of the tree topper, going unnoticed by many. It looks like it is going to conduct an orchestra of elves as soon as Santa comes down the chimney so that he will leave extra presents.

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This Fox Wants Some Leisure Time

“Honey, have you seen the dog?” “Yeah, she is sitting outside on the couch.” “Uhh, that’s not our dog!!” In an unusual turn of events, this fox made the conscious choice to settle on their patio furniture for the night, finding it more comfortable than the floor of the forest it typically calls home. They should shoo it away because it will come back if it thinks this is a nice place to hang out.

Paola Parigi

It looks like a dog that was caught doing something wrong. It’s understandable why someone could mistake this fox for their own pet. He is thinking, “Now they saw me, so do I have to leave, or is this our way of agreeing that I can sleep here each night?”

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You Are Witnessing A Penguin Wedding

“Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to join these two in holy bird-tramoney.” The photographer, in pursuit of capturing the splendor of these remarkable penguins, unexpectedly encountered what seemed to be a penguin wedding or, intriguingly, a penguin leading a guided tour of the iceberg. Maybe they were taking a trip, and the penguin in the front had enough of their bickering behind him, so he turned around to reprimand them.

You Are Witnessing A Penguin Wedding

Shelley Sandusky

Have you ever fought with your siblings in the back seat, and your parents threaten to turn the car around? This is exactly what they are going through.

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A Curious Elephant Seal Pup Saying Hello

Those (seal) puppy eyes will make anyone’s heart melt. Seeking a change of scenery, the individual in question grew weary of their seal companions and curiously ventured towards the humans. However, the scene proved uneventful as the humans were merely having a boring conversation, mirroring the perceived dullness of the seal’s own social circle.

A Curious Elephant Seal Pup Saying Hello

Alana-Jayne Moore

Usually, the people see penguins hanging out by the fence, but the seals wanted their turn to know what was going on. With expectations of procuring free fish from the humans, they were likely filled with anticipation. However, their hopes were most likely dashed, leaving them greatly disappointed.

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Someone Went Overboard with the Eyeliner

Someone should create a deer beauty parlor, so this one can get his unibrow waxed. His unibrow, with its “w” shape, gives him a rather silly appearance. Yet, if he were to wax it, he would constantly appear angry, leaving us uncertain which of the two options is worse.

Just A Deer With A Unibrow, Nothing Out Of The Ordinary

Michelle Evans

He was caught eating from the bird feeder, and it’s hard to be mad at him with a face like that. He probably scared the birds away with his funny-looking face, but we think he is adorable. We’d be laughing so hard at this point that it would be nearly impossible to run away from him.

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We Think This Is A Bobcat…No Way To Know For Sure

Do these eyes signify the ominous encounter with a wild creature? Within the shroud of darkness, the sole depiction in the photograph reveals nothing but the penetrating gaze of an unknown animal. Despite the limited evidence, the individual firmly believes that the elusive creature was indeed a bobcat. We wouldn’t want to be standing near a+ bobcat when you can’t figure out where they are.

We Think This Is A Bobcat...No Way To Know For Sure

Chris Altis

If he weren’t safe, this is could have been the last photo he ever took. While some individuals may perceive it as distant car headlights, we believe that it belongs to a wild animal. By straining one’s eyes, it is possible to discern a faint semblance of its head.

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Showing Much More Than His Antlers

It’s a boy! This moose unabashedly flaunts every aspect of its being, leaving us confused as to why it would desire such exposure on camera. Does it lack all sense of decency or shame? The photographer was not prepared to see this much of the moose while observing it. The moose probably got annoyed that someone was taking his picture, so he gave them a side that would make them leave him alone.

Showing Much More Than His Antlers

Dusty Repaskey

The photographer moved to another moose as this particular one adamantly refused to face the camera, recognizing that capturing its posterior held little appeal for anyone.

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“Hold My Beer, I Am Going In…”

Have you ever wondered about the origins of the term “trash pandas” used to refer to raccoons? This endearing moniker stems from their affinity for garbage and their distinctive eye markings resembling those of pandas. Here they are emphasizing their love of garbage, and this one is going to the bottom of the barrel to find something tasty. Someone should make sure it is ok because it has been down there for a while.

"Hold My Beer, I Am Going In..."

Nino Mskhiladze

Is it possible for a raccoon to breathe comfortably amidst all that garbage? It would be advisable to contact someone to assist in removing the raccoon from the trash can, as an excess of human food can be detrimental to the health of wild raccoons.

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What’s Up?

This tiny lizard is thoroughly enjoying a life of joy and contentment. One can observe the beaming smile on its face as it gazes at its human companion. It looks like he might have just gotten sick, but that won’t wipe the smile off his little face. He must be proud of his little puke puddle. He’s like, “Look, mom, I made you a present that you have to clean up. Isn’t it cool?”

Happy Little Lizard

Kristen Trueman

It appears that this little fellow expressed his dissatisfaction with his lunch by communicating to his mother in the only way he knew how. Despite having a sensitive stomach, he remains a well-behaved and good-natured companion who cannot control his digestive sensitivities.

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A Peeping Tom

Throughout the day, this lizard has been peeking through the window, seemingly unaware of how impolite such behavior can be. It lacks an understanding of social cues and fails to realize that constant staring is generally discomforting for people. It must be revenge for the concept of zoos; he is turning it around and showing humans how it feels. Hopefully, he doesn’t tap on the window; it might scare the humans doing work inside.

A Peeping Tom

Cheyenne Wright-Austin

The Geico commercials seem to be growing increasingly assertive. While their message of “15 minutes can save you 15 percent or more on your car insurance” is well-known, the recent development of being followed around feels unnecessary.

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Almost Tripped Over This Blubbery Rock

As this individual strolled along the path from the beach, they had a close call when they nearly stumbled over what appeared to be a rock. To their astonishment, their heart skipped a beat as they soon realized that the supposed rock was, in fact, an elephant seal. It might look like it is fat and sleepy, but it could be hazardous. Ironically, the person was just giving up when they couldn’t find any elephant seals on the beach. The elephant seal appears immensely content upon discovering a cozy spot to rest, free from any disturbances caused by other seals.

Almost Tripped Over This Blubbery Rock

Amy Adair-Behr

Its expression radiates pure joy as it revels in the comfort of its chosen sleeping spot. He needs a little ground sign that says do not disturb.

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Last Photo Before Being Chased By An Angry Badger

While this couple was engrossed in capturing images of hawks in the meadows, unbeknownst to them, an enraged creature lurked in the grass, remaining unseen. This was the last photo she took before she ran screaming towards the car where her husband was waiting, and he didn’t understand why she was so afraid. The angry badger started chasing her and snarling.

Last Photo Before Being Chased By An Angry Badger

Rachel Heffington Pross

With astonishing speed, she darted towards the car, leaving her husband under the impression that she was being pursued by a swarm of bees or hornets. They might look cute, but don’t be fooled because these animals are extremely dangerous.

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The Fattest Squirrel You Will Ever See

This squirrel is ready for hibernation 365 days a year. Residing in the yard, this plump fellow indulges in the neighbor’s chicken feed and fearlessly defends his territory, warding off any other animals that dare to encroach upon it. He might be chubby, but he is not going to let someone come and steal his food. They have My 600-Lb Life for humans, but this squirrel should go on the wildlife version.

The Fattest Squirrel You Will Ever See

Liz Fischer

It’s as if someone inserted an air nozzle into his mouth and inflated him like a balloon, transforming him into a squirrel of inflated proportions. The only difference is that he is way too heavy to float above the ground

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Bug Photobombed The Flower

While engrossed in photographing the imminent bloom of this flower, a minuscule bug seized the opportunity to photobomb the picture, desiring to share the limelight as well. It looks like a little fairy coming to spread fairy dust so the flower will bloom properly.

Bug Photobombed The Flower

Ayn Generes

Remarkably, the presence of the bug in the photo has added an intriguing element, highlighting the stark contrast between the size of the magnificent flower and the tiny insects that are irresistibly drawn to its allure. The bug said, “Hurry up and take the photo because I can only hover for so long.”

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